India has a rich and diverse culture by having a long-standing culture with distinct traditions that include religions, languages, arts, and practices that define it. Its culture deep-rooted is as rich and diverse as its historical and modern traditions, arts, and practices that have been passed down since the days of the Indus Valley Civilization. The country's natural beauty and lush green surroundings draw plenty of tourists so there is something to comment that it is just beautiful. When we refer to the northeastern states, we reach an interesting backdrop that is the Seven Sisters of India. The Seven Sisters of India are religiously, ethnically and culturally diverse, but they are also tribally rich, diverse and cultural as well. The beautiful countryside, stunning landscape, and distinct markets make northeast India an adventure location. While all seven states have the same similarities, each state has its own distinct differences. Let's learn more about some popular places in the seven sister states of India.

Assam

Assam   is considered as the gateway to the Seven Sisters and is renowned for its tea gardens, national parks, and beautiful riverside scenery.  It has a diverse culture, and with the majestic Brahmaputra River contributing its beauty, nature is at its best. 

Kaziranga National Park: The Park is known for its vulnerable one-horned rhino, and it has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in addition to tigers, elephants, and over 500 species of birds. A safari at Kaziranga is a must-do for wildlife lovers.

 Majuli Island: The largest river island in the world, Majuli is famous for its stunning landscape, Assamese culture, and lively celebrations. 

Shivasagar: Experience the rich history of the Ahom Dynasty of Assam by visiting Shivasagar, which is home to ancient temples and palaces.

Arunachal Pradesh: The Land of the Rising Sun

Arunachal Pradesh is known for its unspoiled natural landscapes, centuries-old monasteries, and rich tribal cultures. This northeastern state is an ideal destination for travelers who love mountains and cultural experiences. 

Tawang Monastery: One of the largest monasteries in India, Tawang is a stunning destination for a spiritual journey. There are amazing mountain views of valleys and high mountains surrounding it. 

Ziro Valley: Ziro is characterized by stunning color in this valley and the Ziro Music Festival, making it the perfect destination for nature lovers and cultural enthusiasts interested in learning about the local Apatani tribe.

Sela Pass: is a high-altitude passage that connects Tawang with the rest of Arunachal Pradesh that is very beautiful. Sela Pass is blanketed in snow throughout the winter season and is a great place for mountain lovers to experience.

Manipur: Jewel of India

Manipur is an attraction that has yet to be fully explored, and it certainly has some stunning natural beauty and cultural diversity to share. Dubbed the "Jewel of India," Manipur is home to lovely lakes, forests, and unique customs.

 Loktak Lake: The largest freshwater lake in Northeast India, Loktak is identified by floating islands created by organic matter. The experience of gliding across Loktak Lake in a boat is unparalleled. 

Imphal: Being the capital of the state, Imphal has lots to see and do, including the ancient Kangla Fort, the Imphal War Cemetery, and buzzing marketplaces filled with local handmade crafts.

Ukhrul: Ukhrul is a charming destination known for its one-of-a-kind Shirui Lily, which grows only in the Ukhrul area. Ukhrul is mostly renowned for trekking, but it also has gorgeous views of rolling hills.

Meghalaya: The Land of the Clouds

As the name suggests, Meghalaya is a place where clouds live on the hill. Known for its yearly monsoon, mountainous terrains, and beautiful cascades, this is a nature-lover's dream. Cherrapunji and Mawsynram, which are among the wettest places on earth, feature picturesque waterfalls—the Nohkalikai and the Seven Sisters Waterfalls are two of the highlights of the region. The living root bridges of Meghalaya, located in the town of Nongriat, are a sight to behold and are an engineering wonder for anyone who likes to travel. Shillong is the state capital, also known as the "Scotland of the East," and offers a scenic state of outdoor scenery, parks, and downtown bazaars. If a tour of Meghalaya exists, then Shillong is most likely to be on that tour, where visitors can engage in boating on Umiam Lake and visit Elephant Falls.

Mizoram: A Land of Rolling Hills and Valleys

Mizoram is a stunning state, with plenty of mountains, valleys, rivers, and lakes. The diversity of tribes, along with the breathtaking landscape, makes it a destination unlike any other in Northeast India.

Aizawl: The capital of Mizoram exhibits stunning panoramic views overlooking the surrounding hills. It is also a great place to gain insight into Mizoram's culture and its colorful festivities.

 

Vantawng Falls: The highest waterfalls in the state, situated amidst the thick bamboo forests, make for the perfect destination for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.

Reiek Tlang: The Mountain provides trekking to its summit, with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

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Nagaland: The Land of Festivals

Nagaland is famous for its diversity of tribes, colorful festivals, and natural beauty. It is an ideal place for people who are curious about indigenous cultures and traditions. 

Kohima: It is the capital city of Nagaland, and you should not miss this town. Its War Cemetery commemorates the brave soldiers who fought in World War II. The month of December is the time to visit Kohima during the Hornbill Festival, which showcases Naga tribal heritage and customs.

Dzukou Valley: Known as the Valley of Flowers in the Northeast, Dzukou Valley has an incredible variety of flowers, hills, and streams that trekkers love.

Mokokchung: Mokokchung is a home to the Ao tribe, and gives a feel for the traditional life of Nagaland.

Tripura: A Cultural and Historical Wonder

Tripura, the tiniest state in eastern India, is a rarely acknowledged blend of history, culture, and stunning outdoors. The Ujjayanta Palace is a former royal home-turned-museum which holds examples of Tripura's history and culture. Neermahal is a stunning lake palace situated right in the middle of Rudrasagar Lake. This architectural masterpiece is the ideal destination for a casual day. Unakoti is a noteworthy pilgrimage destination so large it has rock-cut sculptures and enormous stone carvings. With a fascinating history, Unakoti is an utterly unique place to visit for all lovers of the past.